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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13
GROUNDS AND BUILDINGS.
Regular Weekly Meeting of the Com
mittee.

The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings met in the Office of the City Engineer
yesterday evening al $3.50 o'clock, Mr.
Kendler in the chair. All the mem
bers were present except Mr Pizzini
Mr Depreist brought charges against
Mr. krause, keeper of The refreshmeni
stand al The park, accusing him Of allow
ing irregularities on The grounds near
bis premises and when demonstrated
with of threatening 20 throw him
lDepreisi in the Lake.
Mr. krause admitted the charge, but
said that he was made angry because
Depr.est was all the time Offici0u-ly
meddling with him. and be did not rccOg-
nile Depriesi either AS keeper of the
park or a. an officer empowered 90 max,
arrests
Several other witnesses gave testi.
mony corr0bOratiye of Depriests state
ment And the committee then said
they were i'm full possession Of the facts
of the case and the partie- could retire.
The regular work of the committee wa.
then proceeded with.
A petition was read from the DniOr
Passenger Railway Company asking per
mission 90 erect pavilion at the New
Reservoir Park
At the suggestion of Colonel CutshaN
leave was granted them TO erect such q
pavilion as the City Railway Company
/ have been authorized to construct and
under similar restrictions
Contracts were awarded Mr. Robert
Nndcnberg Co furnish James river ce
ment. and Mr. Warner Moore for Rosen
dale cement i0rthe new Ciiy Hall. also O.,
Mr. ID. b. Watkin. for sand for that build
ing. these three being the lowest bidders
a number of bills were ordered 90 b,
paid. hui the regular payroll was passed
+ by. but "a majority of the members voting
in fhe affirmative.
The Reservoir difficulty above reported
was on motion referred to the City Engi
neer for adjustment and the committed
adjourned.
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Mrs Adaline s. Darlington, wife of
Colonel j. J.. Darlington. died on sun
day morning at 1890 o'clock 90 ihe E1-
change Hotel. in the ,l-i year of her age
The news viii be % shock 90 the numer-
ous fricnis and acquaintance of Nh
Darlington. as her death was entirely
unexpected Notwithstanding her adj
yanccd age she was quite active, and wa-
walking about short time before heI
decease in apparently good health She
drank glass off iced buiicrmilk and
shortly after complained of feeling un.
well She started iO undress and retire
but before she could DO ,0 was dead. 10
is supposed from sudden congestion.
Mrs Darlington was noted as "a woman
abounding in good works and was most
highly esteemed throughout the COM
munity Her funeral takes place from
st. paur- church at 33O o'clock ihis
afternoon.
The >t0ff of yesterday has the follow
ing notice of The death of this lady
"Mr- Adeline s. Darlington. the be-
loved wife of Col D. J.. Darlington. died
at thc Exchange Hotel Yesterday morn.
inr m 1890 o'clock. Ms Darlington
was seventy. years of age and had suf-
fercd from fecbeness for sometime hui
was not in bad health Yesterday morn
ing She wa. up and about as usual and
hcr death was very unexpected.
"Thc deceased was daughter of the
latc p0Whatan Jones of Buckingham
county. and had been married nearly
ffty-fye year, She was known far and
wide a- ID woman Of many virtues, and
will De sadly mouned and missed. NOT
alone in her own homestead. but by all
who knew her.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13

The j0lst weekly musicale of ihe
Mozart Association was attended hy "a
very large house last night despite the
unusual heat The feature of the even
ing was the singing of Miss Eta II Mad
dOX of Baltimore She sang The 81. lth,
and 9Th numbers of the programme. The
Flower of the Alps "Whenthe Heart +,
Young and Good Night Sweet Dream.
Miss Maddox has am exceedingly rich
sweet. and well-cu.iiyated soprano voice
She made a decided impression on her
audience. each number elicit.ng loud and
hearty applause. The orchestra and m-
strmenial numbers were all ariist.cally
rendered and thoroughly enjoyed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13

Ou Thursday next Walker Light
Guards. Company b. First Regiment.
Captain Jones Of this city Company +
Of the Third Regiment of Alexandria.
Company i of tine Second Regiment of
Winchester and Company ID of The
Fourth Regiment of Portsmouth will
leave for Philadelphia 20 take part in ihe
celebration of the centennial anniversary
of thc framing and adoption of the Con.
stitution of the United States All these
companies viii be commanded by old and
experienced captains and the whole
force win Dee under command of Colonel
Wertenbakor of charlottesville.
Company B, First Virginia the Walker
Light Guards. was selected by l0t All
the companies of the regiment drew lots
20 see which should go 10 Philadelphia.
Ld Company b drew the lucky number
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nm srANDlNo oF nm uw.
piANoNponirs

The Bro0klyus are boa d bad way.
A fcW more trials and the New lorh-
may get third baseman
Au improvement may be- expected boo
fle Metropolitan Club at once.
The air BIAS been fall OF rumOrs of
deal. and changes, but they were only
mmor- So far as known now the
national agreement is not 20 Dee broken
There Is NOT to Dee twelve club league
next year. and Detroit is not Co play at
Staten Island
Philadelphia has "a very good grip on
third place. the position that, bur few
days ago New York was filling very ac.
ccpab.y
The gains n one day by Detroit, and
with Cmrks0u iu the box, settled the
championship. and. barring accidents, the
Michigan club will carry oil the banner
and compete with the Browns for the
world championship This autumn.
This week the Eastern club of the
League entered their last campaign of
The season in the West
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OVER THE WIRES.
LATEST EIENTS OF INTEREST At
HDNE AND iBROID

The Mitchelsiown Tragedy The Irish
Party Thoroughly Aroused Railroad
Wrecks Most Refused Naturalization.
\ Rumor Denied.
LoNDoN, September 10 The Mitches.
town tragedy has practically revolution
zed the situation. and the debate 10.
night instead of being formal and color.
less, will he very exciting. with the liher-
al and Irish parties in fierce denuncia-
tion of the Government which has need.
le,sly and wai0nly Identified itself with
the act of lbs police Gen. Butler has re-
fused 90 keep his resignation any longer
In suspense. and hi~ Withdrawal from
ihe Irish .ecrCiaryship to-day will no
doubt be practical testimony 10 his dis
gust Tho newspaper correspondence
to-day prove iho allegation oft ,hc Irish
members chat
NOTHING IE,, THAN MURDER.
Is in question, and that when the police
fired only small knots of persons we're
near The barracks II is also shown that
they fired not On The middle of the square.
where the excitement contered. but on
corner where a few on-lookcrs were gath
eicd This disp0ses of BalfOurs suggcs-
tiOn that they fired in sclf-deicnse The
police were practically not under any
command. hui are said tO have been In
wild state of panic No riot act was resd.
The first act of violence WAS on the part
Oi ihe police The latter moreover, had
mo- instructions from Dublin Castle The
Government IS eXhoried hy it, partisans
In the pres. tO stand firm \ notable eN.
CeptlOn however h Chamherlaine's or
gam fhc Birmingham Dilg Post. which
SAYS the firing whether it was either An
aCt of vengeance ON fho crowd or in con
sequence of panic. was wholly without
justification Or indeed reasonable cause
AZ the moment of cabling il is thought
that several distinguished Liberals will
vote against the Government The de
bate will certainly Dee closured
o.HmrN rAkfN TO nronEIsrowN.
DUBLIN. September 70 Nr William
% Brien. who was arrested AL kiugstOwu
yesterday. WAS conveyed 90 Mitchelstown
This morning boz ihe custody of AN officer
tie was accompanied hv Mr Timothy
harrington and his counsel Mr. O'Brien
omphatcaly denies that be- boarded the
steamer 40 kne-toWn to avoid arrest.
ihe object being simply to see Mr. La
h0uchcfe who Wa. about to leave toi
London
Mr. % BrIen was enthusiastically rr.
ce.yed by large crowd ON his arrival at
Limerick. In am address, Mr O'Brien
said That Doe never went ON journey
which promised better for the cause of
Ireland than the one he was now making
The Government might close his lips but
there was spirit Left in Ireland to-day
that all the bayOneis at their command
could not silence
The streets through which Mr. O'Brien
was taken to the Jail were lined with
troops Stone. were thrown al the
police cscoriins Mr. O'Brien, and several
0f them were wounded The police then
charged the crowd, using their hatons
freely. aud iniurIng many of the specia-
tOr-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13

The following cases were disposed OF
yesterday
W. b. Simeo. drunk and unable 90 take
care of himself Fined = and costs.
William Lockley lcoloredl assaulting
and abusing Isaac Jones in the street
Failing tO appear. attachment issued.
Moses White lcOloredl, was charged
with beating John II. Naldman In the
street The court patiently heard "a long
line of evidence and told Moses To 20
home and come back no more.
Abram Meredith and Everett Lee both
coloredl. fighting in the street Fined
each s. and costs.
Jane Terrill and Lula PoindeXter both
coloredl. cursing ka-iah Iorkle Dis
missed
Washington Randolph lcoloredl, break
ing in and entering in the day time the
kitchen room of William Williams and
stealing a hen The prisoner, boy IL
years Of age, was told to 90 home and sin
no more
Emma Thompson lcoloredl and Ann
Hoyle assaulting and abusing each other
Paw costs.
Eliza cambridge lcoloredl stealing
twenty cents from the person of " IL
Taylor Dismissed.
Edward Thompson, drunk ON the sab
bath day Fined : and costs
Francis Monroe lcoloredl assaulting
and beating and trespassing upon The
premises of Charles Brown Fined :
and costs.
Ten persons were arraigned ON tn,
charge Of being drunk ON the street, an,
fined each - aud costs.
4 number of tritiing cases were trie,
and dismissed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13

Personal Paragraphs and Minor Mention.
lcr of Rev i. Calvin Stewart
... Fourth Presbyterian church,
Saturday afhc Sweet lM.yheue
SPRINGS The funeral will take place n
Alexandria
H.F.u. Lee ls sin. absent from IAe
thought that hc VIII nui rD-
.f. rfy until after 'hc lMnir.
Constitutional Centennial on iA'i--
tnnI
Ie Methodist sunday school Society
.. Sunday afternoon 800 the new chapel
N...au.0-yllie turnpike. llcalienl d.
h.' all Secretary kaly were present
Interesting reports were listened tO aud
e-r-tIug addresses made.
sunday morning about 4 o'clock an
.4u of lrc Was sounded. and DO was
r.s1tl tlat "a -mal. frame building.
-erH H' $50 ISIS East fr1 Kiln street.
'-' Nrr lf was soon cXtinrui>Nei.
before mg.h damage was done
u e.ulay afternoon Frank DonncIla
-.. ...l >h.ualit, aged respectively
gov. tni twelve years, were arrested at
freight depot of thc Chesapeake and
D-o railroad charged with stealing
....i 'N tle value of 50 a ihird hoy
'-' 'n 'hr party hui succeeded in max
Is a.. escape
public schools open next Thurs
lHc examination of teacher. began
't'-aY and Will continue for three
scholars who attended last year
o- enrolled on Thursday aud new
'l'.af- on Friday.
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rnn.rnI of ,artaIn Graham.

The funeral of the late Captain Ed
ward Graham took place from his late
residence. 3O3 South Third street sunday
afternoon at o'clock, and the remains
wcre taken to Fredericksburg ior inter
mmt lie was member of r. J.. Lee
Camp and thai organization supplied an
escort to his funeral
For several years past bee had been lrea-
urr and General Manager otihe Old
Dominion Cotton Mills of Manchester.
Hc hal thc respect and confidence of all
who hucN him. and was useful citizen
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13

lom Pmner. colored man aged
about 30 was before The police court yes
teriay on the charge of stealing one
pair of shoes from J.. SidenheTg Siden-
berg lives and keeps "a second hand shoe
and clothing store on 9Th street near
Broad Penner came out of the store
with the shoes under his arm and ran.
SIenbcrg pursued him and he was
caught hy the aid Of officer Farley on
Clay street between Fifth and Sixth he
MAS given six months in Jail
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13

ODD sunday night G. mlolie Williams
Y..'ar.f Was arrested. charged with
a.-au.une one Matilda Brown in the
street She was and taken Co
tlc Second pohce-siation, where her
mother came to see her The old woman
appeared very much excited over her
daughter. arrest and after paying her
visit returned home. where -he died in
very fN minutes Coroner Taylor
viewed ihc body. and pronounced death
due t0 congestion of ihe lungs caused hy
excitement
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13
IIynen's Bands.

Yesterday afternoon at o clock al me
Fins, Baptist church the wedding OF VII.
e. "a. Winn To- Miss Elizabeth Day TOOK
place The groom is one OF Richmond
most promising Young business men, ana
ihe bride is the daughter Of the late Judge
Dav. "a prominent lawyer Of Georgia and
tine sister of Mrs. T. b. Lee OF tins
city The couple left on the Chesapeake
and Ohio $50 train for the ST. Louis les.
iyal. the best wishes of host oi
lrieeds following them.
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Death of Go,ernor Ilariiett.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. september - 2.-
Washington Bartlett. Governor OF Cali
fornia. who was stricken wth paralysis
August 93d. died this morning He wa
elected last November as a Democrat
His successor. Lieutenant Governor
Waterman, is q Republican.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13
Ll,,l. r,.n. ~ the rhealre.

Tonight Lizzie Evans, The Little
Electric Battery. begins AN engagement
at the Theatre. with carefully selected
company. in the ever popular piciurc--
que comedy entitled "Fogg Ferry in
which she appears In her great character
of Chip Both. acioi- and play, are highly
spoken Of by the press. sud will dnlht
less draw a fine house
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13
joins VI. CARROLL Al NOM.


Ht Ntiuru- ui II. UWn N''"Iu.
4 SiauniOn dispatch says iIai John VI
Carroll who two years ago disappeared
from that city BIAS returned A. the time
Of bis mysterious disappearance he was
treasurer An examination OBJ. hI- papers
showed that hc owed thr city and State
between $1,000 and $4,000 lli- prop.
erty. however. real led a sufficient SUM to
pay the Indebtedness,
Carroll was supposed hy some io have
been foulv dealt with. and 10 sill De- ra-
mcmbcred that some months ago an OLD
well WAS dug ont boo tn's city in Ae
expectation of recovering Dol, remains
For the past two year. Doe ha- been en-
gagged In business -omewhcrcm thc North
and returned ot Doll, own accord.
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MOST nnrrsnD NArrEAnzArio>.
4 socialist Editor sue, the Time, foi
Libel
spciaitothc Times

Special to the Times.
NEw YORK. September II Anarchist
Most applied for naturalization papers
to-day lie said be- would obey just law,
bat would resist unjust laws By force.
he had resisted tyranny in every country
hr bad lived In. and would continue io
DO SOD The clerk thereupOn refused %
administer the oath. saying it De- made a
mistake the court could rectiiy h.
Shcyich. a Socialist editor, has asked
the District Attorney 90 move AN indicf
ment Of George Jones of the Inna'
for saving that >heyitch, after taking ihe
oath of allegiance preached doctrines
mimicai tO the Constitution
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13

On sunday morning as colored man
WAS riding a horse at the corner oi
Eighteenth and Marshall streets. ihe
animal fell and broke his leg 10 lay
where il fell In great agony for some
time until removed
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A,-auliiug a Judgs At a Race

CmcAao. sept. - The owners of the
horse DagO. after largely attended
race this afternoon attempted 10 assault
the presiding Judge Funk, for not award
ing the race 10 them. The owners were
ruled OIL and on this account the assault
was made
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13
EtMOR DENIED
~ ENtra session ct Congress to be Called.

special 20 the Times
WA~mNoroN. September l2.-some
Que with very little 20 occupy his time
started a rumor this afternoon that the
recent conferences ut Red Top had re-
suited In a determination on the part of
the President 10 call an early session of
Congress. There is no foundation, In
fact. for such a statement II ". Car
Isle is going 20 Kansas 90 see his sons
and the President is quietly arranging
for his western trip, which will keep him
busy until October lst.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13
mt uuaf AMERICAS r>rosruo>.


mrr,' nu frc 10Th,
r slime ago Mr. Alexander ID
r secretary of the National
Promotion ol iAe Exposition ni
imrnca. fo Uc held .n '~I-. u
t.. t,h centennial mn.Ftr
discovery 0i Ameu. W
urUfc f. Captain ocW-. A.
m president oI fle Chamber off
concerning calling meeting
chamber fo consider raising ccf-
money n Richmond ior iNe
aiding fhai design lac OBJ
.. Boui ol Promotion .- ,o
to keep fAe Dali rolling
.r... oau take hold ot if. when
Hn become entirely a national
reasoned Chat assistance to t'd,
.I|. f.r Clamh0ro ol Commerce ml
ls.I hra good investment li -
..a' when fAc Exposition i- n
.t .r uic of travel from tlo
>u..u ~lo- and from Central and
america win Dee tremendous All
of visitors Who NIl fI.I
exposition from points -N1'N oI
Richmond NI pass through ihcD'f. ana
.a.l. o' t0m viii stop here cincl
returning hOmc IH- W.I
..... Immense benefit tO Ihe C'iN n
general. and Ur railways ml Lnic.s ODD
...l.
Yesterday Mr. Anderson wrote again
'I..n An-'.c saving ihai Nc would
..r Wednesday the lith Instant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13

The Manchester City Democratic Com
niffec were to have met last night at the
Narnr- court room tO Ocomplete arrange
menfs for The convention.
The Manchester delegates viii meet io-
might af fhc same place together with
f.c afcIuate- for consultations
EmEf- ANp PERSONALS.
Rcv Decatur Edwards has gone TO Ken
m.ky for two weeks.
RcvJ J. Clopfon is in New York. Tie
wiu remain there three weeks.
Presiding Elder j Powell Garland
preached at Central Methodist church
sunday might. and Rev w. III. Christian
preached ai Wcsi-Enl church
The september term of the the-ierheid
o0rr.hcem yesterday There are oca-e'
Of importance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13

The Games PLAYED Nestsi Ga,
Special t1 the Times

Nfn YORK. September 10 The fol
lowing +. ihe score of the came. played
to-day
Loui.villes % Baltimore. ID.
DDu0ifs. % B0si0ns o.
Piti-burgs. 3 Washingtons, %
indianapolis. D New York;. 6
Ch'cae0s. 6. phiIadelphia~. B.
Athletics. lO. ST. Louis. $
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Rushing Down Grade at Eighty Mile, an
Hour On" Man Killed.


A serious wreck occurred on the Balii-
more and Ohio railroad Saturday on the
Cranberry gradeaia point about eighteen
miles west of Oakland la addition 10
iyc express ear, tre train had ole immi-
grant car attached loaded with Scotch
immigrants Al Terra Alta. ten miles
west of Oakland. thc descent Of the
Cranberry grade i- commenced and fora
distance of ten miles runs down the side
of The mountain at grade Of 10 feet TO
thcm'.r When the train started down t,is
grade thc engineer William Paxton, soon
discovered fint fhe air-hreak would not
work and that he had uO control of his
train. which was mOmeniarily increasing
iis speed until it had attained ID speed of
some so miles an hour. and plunged along
down the mountain until within two
miles of the foot OF the grade. While
rounding sharp curve the tender and
TWO express cars jumped The track and
shot down au almost perpendicular EN-
hunkment iO ihe bottom of "A rayine
about q hundred feet deep where they
av in an uurecognIlabie mass 4. W
Cooper of key-cr. " Va, brakeman,
who was riding between two cars which
went down. wa. caught beneath them at
the bottom and instantly killed No one
else was seriously hurt, although the car
containing the immigrants was turned
over On its side The track was blocked
aud trayed delayed several hours II l.
claimed that the brake apparatus was
known by the train hands 90 bee out OF
order before the descent was made.
ANOTHER SERIOUS WRECK.
CNClSSAri. ONO. sept IA special
from Wheeling says Two serious wrecks
occurred yesterday on the Benwood
extension of the Pan Handle road The
ohio River express. which had no notice
of a Wild freight which had been ordered
to the siding a. BenwO0d, Was seven
minutes ahead of iime and met the
freight 0n % trc,fie 500 yards from the
siding The passenger train engineer
stopped his train. hut the freight came
ON and the TWO 0ngine. locked together.
Five freight ears went over irestle; and
Jno. Hadd0ck. brakeman, was hurt about
the legs. Later the engine assisting to re-
move the wreck started 90 Wheeling. but
encountered % COW 40 a tresile and was
thrown into train of freight cars on \
siding. aud blocked the road by tearing
up me tre.tliag The two wrecks are
miles apart and no engine between.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
The Pnblic schools Baptist sunday
school society Briefs and Personals.

The inblic schools Baptist sunday
school society Briefs and Personals.
Yesterday the Public Schools Of Man
chester opened for aterm OF nine months.
a term OF nine months for a
scholastic session Is something new
for Manchester. such not having been
Known since many year ears ago
the schools started out brightly. Inferior
management of the ciiy's funds caused
them to fall behind both in the smaller
number of months per session and the
.alar, paid teacher, and The amount of
school warrants in the hands of teachers
unpaid A new rfgune ensued-Man-
chester s. best merchants became her cOun-
tumcu and members of her School Board
By degrees the school session was length
cned the school warrants became less and
Ie-. behind so That yesterday, when the
now scholastic year began, nothing was
due teacher, but what viii Dee paid
November ist, and the teachers salaries
'or the present year viii Doe paid in cash
each month
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13

Mochio building. ON the corner OF HUI
ml Fifth streets Also the three next
highest grades. The other white lower
,mdo- are located I'm the Burnett build
inc on Hul between Seventh and Sixth
.frref. The colored schools are located
.n hoir old quarters ON Porter and
E'elfh streets.
GOOD TINrLAn> ENTERTAINMENT
The Star of Hope Lodge of Good
Tmnar. entertained Sidney Lodge from
Richmond a-tnighi ai their hail. These
$50 lodges age twin sisters branched 0l
from each other. aad have SO reunited
with membership one hundred and
-cvcntV-fve strong
IHF BAPTIST NpAl--CHooL SOCIETY,".
Thcueularmeciing of the Baptist sun
lav.-ch0ol Society of Manchester and
Richmond was held at the Clopton-sireei
Baptist church Sunday afternoon. The
attendance was large Dr. 7 T.. Maih-
cw.. president. presided Mr. k. a
Gary secretary Addresses were made
nr Rev Dr a + Dicben-on, Mr. IT, Is.
Env-on Professor n u. Harris. anc Dr.
Whrcfad0 of N0rih Carolina. A dialogue
hr several children of the school was very
Interesting
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-13
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
4 NUUBER OF MEASURES or INTER
Est BEFORE THE nom.

Wholesale Change of salaries Reported
The city Railway Franchise. No Appro-
To be Further 1nye,tigated-Th OtleN
Telegram.
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CITY RAILWAY COMPANY.

The ordinance from the Common
Council granting the City Railway Com
pany certain new privileges was read.
A motion TO allow IL to follow the
Union Passenger Railway Company :
ordinances and be recommended was
l0st-ayes, noes, ;.
Messrs Snead and Dickerson opposed
allowing the city line running up Leigh
street parallel with the Union road
main line on Clay street II seems, he
said, trying to give one road a boom by
pulling down another line. Both were